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 1 1  |   bringing me to trial in your court before he had given a thought
 2 2  |      before the case came into court, the real nature of the
 3 4  |         whom we accuse in your court, is a philosopher of the
 4 26 |    before the judge comes into court with an escort of friends;
 5 36 | perhaps have them with them in court -- take by preference one
 6 44 |       demanded, are present in court. The y all can tell you
 7 44 |     question him. Here in open court before the judges he would
 8 45 |    whom you bade me produce in court. Why do you refuse to question
 9 46 |       whom I have brought into court. If you refuse, why did
10 53 |    never set eyes save in this court, know that of which Pontianus,
11 61 |      summoned him to appear in court? Here is Cornelius Saturninus,
12 62 |      character, who is here in court today. He s aid that Pontianus
13 63 |   insist on my producing it in court? Was it that you might have
14 65 |    life, but as an advocate in court, to whose laws, as you see,
15 85 |       aloud in the proconsular court, before a man of such lofty
16 101|     anger. He who can plead in court, wil l be able to plead
17 101|        tax is paid, is here in court. Cassius Longinus also is
18 102|        not only that I did not court the generosity of my wife,